Examples of using Rabbinical in English and their translations into Russian
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Osip Zingel(Zingol), after graduating from the Vilna Rabbinical School in January 1873, was appointed caretaker of the Lida Jewish School.
The woman filed for divorce at the Rabbinical Court in 1998, and in 2006 that
In this context, the rabbinical courts are given exclusive jurisdiction in cases of marriage and divorce.
However, even where the rabbinical court rules in favour of granting a divorce,
After lunch, he was approached by the executive director of the Rabbinical Center of Europe Levi Matusof,
The Court determined that the Rabbinical Court could not dissolve the marriage based on the fact that the marriage was not performed according to Jewish religious law.
Statistics clearly show that rabbinical courts do not hesitate to apply sanctions pursuant to the 1995 law mentioned above, whenever possible.
Rav Uri Scherki(and the rabbinical council of the Brit Olam organization)
According to the halachah- practical rabbinical set of laws- there are three mourning periods after the burial of a close relative:
secretary of the rabbinical court Abraham Joseph Isaac Karshenbaum with the support from the family of Urich.
As for religious institutions, women were currently being accredited as pleaders in rabbinical courts, a post previously open to men only,
According to rabbinical precepts, married Jewish women have to cover their hair,
Whether its textual approach was influenced by the principles of rabbinical Judaism or simply in reaction to Alexandria is hard to determine.
In 1847, the rabbinical schools were opened in Vilna
legislation has been adopted which aims to ensure the enforcement of the rabbinical court's divorce rulings.
the Jewish people, in conformity with practices followed by Orthodox Rabbinical Judaism.
Once you reimburse me for a non refundable year of rabbinical school. Then you will be compensated.
In 1953, Rabbi Teitelbaum founded the Central Rabbinical Congress of the United States
the law requires the preliminary approval of the President of the Supreme Rabbinical Court.
In 1937 Rabbi Gliksberg moved to Eretz Israel where he was the head of the Rabbinical court of Tel Aviv.